Enclosures

Golf Simulator Enclosure Kits: What to Check Before You Buy

A golf simulator enclosure kit bundles the impact screen with side and top panels, so you get a contained hitting bay without designing one from scratch. Kits are a practical way to turn part of a garage or basement into a simulator on a sensible budget.

Pick the size from your room

Kits are named by their dimensions. Measure your ceiling height and wall-to-wall width, then choose the largest kit that still leaves a little clearance around the frame for assembly. A taller kit gives more headroom for your driver. A wider kit gives a bigger picture and more margin for off-center shots.

Know what is in the box

Check each listing for exactly what is included: screen, side panels, frame, fittings and fasteners. Confirm the screen's aspect ratio as well, so you can match it with a projector that fills it properly.

Plan what goes around it

An enclosure is one part of the bay. You will also want a hitting mat at a comfortable distance from the screen, a launch monitor to track shots and, for simulator play, a short throw projector.

See the full range

For more sizes, premium and curved builds and standalone screens, visit golf simulator enclosures and impact screens. If you only need something to catch the ball, compare golf nets and enclosures.